The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-12-17
Personal.
Your Friends Where They are and
What They are Doing.

John c. Wagner has returned home
from Weston.
Prof. Lorentz returned on Satur-
day from business trip to Wheel
ing.
Miss Jennie NJ. Raymond is here
the guest of her sister Mrs. Stealey
Dering.
Miss Annie Curtis, of New Mad
rid, Missouri, is the guest of Prof.
Lorentz.
Prof l. C. White left yesterday
on business trip-to Birmingham,
Alabama.
Mrs. Frank Cox has been i'll for
some time past, but we learn is i'm
proving now.
Mrs. Thos. r. Evans and children
have returned home from a visit of
a month in Wheeling.
Mrs. w. P. Wiley and her three
sons have gone to Wheeling to re-
main until after the holidays.
C. X. Hayes has returned from a
visit of two months at Huntington
"Dick" was much pleased with his
trip
Mrs. G. Jacobs, of the West Side.
has returned from Oakland where
she was visiting her daughter Mrs.
Kelly.
Emma White, daughter of Prof /.
c. White, is attending Mrs. j. E. b.
Stuart's Seminary at Staunton, Viz
ginia.
Capt. G. A. Basnett is making his
regular round among his customers
in this section. He will leave this
evening.
From.th Register we learn that
M. g. Lester, a prominent citizen
of Wadestown, this county, was in
Wheeling yesterday.
The New DOMINION was pleased
to receive call from our excellent
friend Mr.. Alfred C. Barker, of
Georgetown, on Monday.
Mrs. j. G. Painter, of Thornton,
was visiting friends at Terra Alta
and other points in Preston county
last week-Graftoa Eagle.
Capt. Arnett and Z. NJ Barker,
two prominent citizens of George
town were in town on Monday look
ing after some business matters.
ID. L. Donley and DIR. Reamer, two
prominent citizens of Mt. Morris,
were in town ON Monday for a short
time. We acknowledge call from
them.
Since the resignation of Mr.. King
Major McGrew is president of the
f. M. Il P. railroad, so we have a
real live railroad president in our
town.
DR.. L. N. Burchinal, of PIT Marion,
was in town for short time yester-
day having accompanied Mrs. Bur
chinal this far, who was on her way
to Warrington to visit friends.
Fred B. Hough, of Nashville,
Tenn, formerly of Fairmont, is Wis
iting friends here. Fred was enga-
ged with the engineer corps during
the construction of the F. M. d 2.
Mr.. James M. Stewart, of Putnam
county, is here for few days the
guest of Geo. G. Sturgiss and other
friends Mrs. Stewart has been here
for several weeks. They will return
home early next week.
w. r. Basnett has gone to his
home in Warrington after spending
month in this office giving us lift
ON extra work. "Billie' was con-
nected with the New DOMINION office
for nearly ten years and was one of
it's best men.
Mr. G. g. Myers, a we'll known
young man, late of Cass district this
county, has made his arrangements
to go to Colorado at an early day
where he will take charge of Hon. j.
M. Johns cattle ranch. We trust
he may prosper in his new home
Personals from the Fairmont Vest
Virginidn:
DR.. w. G. Jamison returned
Wednesday evening from Baltimore,
whittier he had been to attend a
special course of lectures.
Messrs. F, M. Hess and VIM. S.
Glasscock, of Arnettsville, Monon
gala county, both G. A. r. men,
were in town last Saturday and made
us a call
Conductor K d. Walker, of the F.
M. & p, has been at home this week
nursing carbuncle on the back OF
his neck. Conductor Sim. Taylor,
of the Third division, is running in
his place.
DR.. Guy E. Barker, of Barrack-
vile, called to see us Tuesday. The
doctor is worthy of large practice,
and we are pleased to note his rapid
advancement.